A first look at Chrysler's new lineup

Chrysler has finally begun revealing the products that will fill its showrooms in the coming weeks.

Perhaps no automaker is as badly in need of a new product line-up as Chrysler Group. With showrooms full of vehicles with shabby looking interiors, squishy suspension systems and weak engines, Fiat who took over the lucky-to-be-alive automaker, is hurrying to make up for lost time.

Fiat/Chrysler chief executive Sergio Marchionne has promised that 75% of Chrysler Group's line-up will soon be all new or radically changed.

In part that means fixing the obvious weak points on many of Chrysler Group's most popular products, like the Town & Country minivan.

Besides the new, high-style look inside and out for the van, Chrysler promises improved ride and handling, more comfortable Stow-n-Go seats and more engine power with the same fuel economy. A suite of safety technology features will also be standard.

Besides that, some vehicles get bigger changes, some smaller while a few others are all new.